Private credit

Why CVs offer a potential mismatch in credit

Continuation vehicles are emerging as a key liquidity tool in private credit, yet the majority of LPs are still opting to cash out amid rising market scrutiny.

Changing with the market

Introducing Secondaries Investor’s new and improved Advisory and Law Firm surveys – a more granular way of tracking an increasingly sophisticated marketplace.

Secondaries activity expected to pick up in H2 after bumpy first half

Ahead of first-half volume reports, secondaries advisers share their views on what the market can expect in H2 following the latest wave of macro volatility.

Summer reads: Buyers’ best picks

Secondaries Investor’s list of buyers’ top book and podcast recommendations offers something for everybody to enjoy on this year’s vacation.

Swedish insurer LF eyes move into private debt secondaries

Other European insurance firms, such as NN Group, are also looking at the secondaries market as they work to diversify their illiquid credit portfolios.

Most LPs don’t expect CV activity to decline when exits improve

Around 40% of LPs expect continuation vehicle activity to continue growing, with a number opting to take a more concentrated approach to this corner of the market, according to Coller Capital’s latest Barometer report.

CalPERS’ new alts head takes sophisticated approach to secondaries

Anton Orlich, architect of the US pension giant’s PE turnaround, will now also be responsible for its private credit, real estate, infrastructure and other alternative programmes.

Blue Owl leads Veld Capital’s €355m credit CV

The CV includes follow-on capital to ‘capitalise on a strong pipeline already in place’, according to a statement shared with Secondaries Investor.

Credit secondaries on track to reach $80bn+ in volume by 2030 – report

A white paper by Carlyle AlpInvest estimates there was $20bn of credit secondaries dry powder at the start of 2026, offering six to nine months of deployment runway at current deal velocity.

European partnership to target secondaries real estate NPL trades

Luxembourg-based APS Holding sees opportunity to acquire leftovers of larger portfolios from their original buyers.